get at (get at)

Phrasal-verb Communication

Meaning

to imply or suggest something indirectly

implicar o sugerir algo indirectamente (implicar o sugerir algo indirectamente)

"What exactly are you getting at with that question?"

"¿Qué exactamente estás intentando decir con esa pregunta?" (¿Qué exactamente estás intentado decir con esa pregunta?)

to accept something that is not perfect because there is no...

to accept and value cultural differences positively

to bend your body and bring your knees close because of fear

to change from a failing situation to a successful one

to make a mistake when dealing with something difficult

to learn and grow from difficulties or failures